There is no easy walk to freedom anywhere, and many of us will have to pass through the valley of the shadow of death again and again before we reach the mountaintop of our desires. - Nelson Mandela

Sequel to Elements of Us, Jimmy and Allison have finally taken the next step in their relationship and things are going pretty good. But, with Jimmy getting to the prime of his career things begin to change. Will they be able to put their past problems behind them and hold onto each other, or will they break apart? Elements of Us: https://www.wattpad.com/130332301-elements-of-us-jimmy-butler-chapter-1

Ever wondered what it would be like to have your celeb crush all to yourself? Yeah? Let me write it for you!

Isabella Figueroa has gotten around highschool pretty well without any problems. She meets DeMar DeRozan, the star basketball player of her class, in her Economics class and the two soon begin to know each other. Read as their lives turn completely upside down as they get to know each other. Not your normal cliché of a story. Don't expect a happy ending. WARNING: MATURE CONTENT. depression is mentioned. police brutality is mentioned. sexual harassment/assault is mentioned. please be advised when reading. just an fyi, my pm's are always opened if you need to talk to someone. --- I wrote this story using my imagination. If it is similar to another story then it is entirely by coincidence. © photomath 2017

She has never had anything to herself. Living with 8 siblings you don't get much to yourself. Then she goes off to college and meets a boy, but does she really have him to herself?

A tall tale of the eye catching Kelly Oubre Jr. and his misogynistic colorism towards black women. This book will kind of hit home and may piss you off but it's engendering an actual problem in the black community that needs to be addressed and stop immediately. People, especially women are treated differently the deeper their skin tone, and some men are so ignorant that they think they should only date mixed or lighter skinned girls with curly hair so their child will have the same outcome when really that shows their own insecurities because black is beautiful in every shade, and there's no such thing as good hair. Now Kelly's close minded, benighted standpoint will irk the soul of any black woman, and that's all the more reason this story will be told. Can Cam get him to stop being an ignorant colorist against his own women or will she leave him where she met him? (This is solely just a fiction & Kelly is not like this in real life {at least not to my knowledge lol. Hopefully he's not} but I hope you read and tell your friends about this serious problem in the black community and learn what is and isn't acceptable for people of our race to think)

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This right here's a panty-dropper Whoa-oh, whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh This right here's a panty-dropper Whoa-oh-oh-oh, yeah, whoa-ohhh This right here's a baby-maker Can I sing my song If you up in the club tryna get a rub Then you need to tell the DJ to put this on (Put-put-put-put this song, put this song on) Let me tell you what it is, put away the kids Time to get it up, get a cup fill it up Feelin on her booty, touchin on her butt Time to get her back to the crib, beat it up We been spending time, wanna make you mine (oh-oh) When you're not around you're still on my mind (oh-oh) And I hope this ain't surprising that I been fantasizing This ain't no joke, let me clear my throat (a-a-hem)

A LaMelo Ball love story.